Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-14

# Many diseases arise from Initiated Of
impure blood, therefore keep the system
proof against the inroads Of disease BY
using Laxador. 5..:ssS E
Vi w. 3. HELEN, of the Postof1ce New
Stand, will rattle off an elegant $50 dress
ing case. The case is on exhibition a
the Postofice, Tickets, 80 cents each.
Hamlet" has been heard from again
Says Mower county will unitedly endorse
Mayor French for congress, and 60 into
the convention heart and hand for hi
| nomination.. #~.->@ z@E..5 = z- =
! There will be service at the Episcopal
church next Sunday at 1890 a. M, sub
ject, Peace. At 700 p. m. evening ser,
vice. After this there will be sermon
for women only. subject, Woman's Res.
possibility. ~...c,.. - >.@ ~ ..@
-"Only a Farmers Daughter was
presented to large audience last Friday
night by the Gardiner dramacic company.
The performance gave good satisfaction,
and those present hope to again hear the
company in Austin.
The dance held at Amory hall last
Thursday evening was successful affair
and Melted Mr.. Way over $50. There
were over forty present and very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed. The music,
furnished by Miners string band, was
first-class, as all know who have heard
the band.
Maj. James Davidson and wife, of
Sparta, Wis, and his sister, Mrs. N. D.
Bell, of Warren, Penn, were visiting
Austin relatives last week. Maj. David
son is an uncle of G. II. Davidson of the
State Bank. The party left yesterday
for Fort Dodge, Iowa, where they will
visit friends. Mr.. and Mrs, Davidson ex-
pect to return the last of this week.
Rochester Post: Mr.. Ova Cook has
come over from Austin, and like the man
in ancient times who went from Rome,
has brought brick with him-a sample
of the bricks turned out at the Austin
clay beds. 1t is q very handsome pres
sed brick and the sight of it makes one
wish that our own clay beds might be
made productive of such perfect build
ing material.
We are indebted to Messrs. Richard,
son, Day & Co., real estate investment
brokers of Duluth, for neat little pam.
phlet, setting forth the natural advantag
es, business facilities and industries of
that city, touching upon its climate, 10.
cation and railroads, and giving prices of
real estate and statistics IN regard to
building, population, shipments, etc.
Persons seeking information concerning
Duluth as business center or home,
cannot fail to find it on the pagesof this
pamphlet.
The November number of the Nah
tomedi Chautauqua Herald has an inter-
esting and instructive letter from Minnie
E. Darrah, intended to show people how
to keep children interested in home
study. and thus counteract the evil street
influences. The letter contains mary
valuable suggestions on subject that IS
of the most vital interest to parents, deal
ing as it does with the greatest peril of
our children and youth.
One of the evidences of the boom
Austin has enjoyed this year may be
found by visiting the retail stores. They
are all beginning to assume holiday at
tire, and are offering goods more beauti-
full IN new styles and cheaper than ever
before known. Among our merchants
we have some who have come to us dur
ing the last year bringing with them me-
tropolitan ideas, evidences of which may
be seen in their selections of stock. twill
pay you to call, examine and make an
early selection of your holiday goods.
Of these giles ana shepherd have now
the most complete, the best selected, and
the cheapest stock of holiday goods that
it has ever been our pleasure to examine
The festival for which the ladies of
the Methodist church for some time have
been making preparation, will be held on
Thursday and Friday of next week. The
attractive feature of the festival will be
the bazaar. Articles of every shape, size
and hue, plain and fancy, useful and Or
namental, are promised to be forthcom
ing In addition to these there will be
oh art gallery, an oyster wlgwam, jelly
booth, Japanese tent and floral arbor.
On Thursday, dinner at noon; lunch in
the evening; Friday, dinner at noon; in
the evening there will be an exhibition
drill of Lieut. Sands Juvenile Zouaves,
together with war songs, essays and reci-
tations Oysters at all hours. Tickets
for meals which admit to the building
without extra charge IS cents. r.. ! y
H.. '.."S Postponement. .t=.
By request of comrades and others the
exhibition and painting Of 'Longstreet's